'Up the Wahs': What Kiwi sports fans searched for in 2023
Google has revealed what Kiwis were searching for in 2023.
Google has revealed what Kiwis were searching for in 2023.
FA chair Debbie Hewitt made the accusation in testimony to Fifa about the World Cup final.
Players could take time out for arguing with referee.
Jason Pine updates the All Whites power rankings.
Playing top opposition is the only way to get better, says Chris Wood.
Almost a third more Kiwi eyeballs were glued to women’s sport in the past year.
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An audience with a footballing legend.
Who New Zealand may need to compete with, or work alongside, for the bid.
Politicians and royals seek wide appeal by joining the cheering crowds
Among the players’ demands was for interim president Pedro Rocha to resign.
Goal-scoring stats are middling in the Football Ferns camp.
Electronic card spending rose in August, but households aren't taking home more goods.
The wheels of change are finally turning in Spanish football.
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The Spanish football federation offered no immediate explanation for the dismissal.
OPINION: Women's sport - and men's sport - is better off when these creeps move on.
Mother says she won't stop until a solution is found to the “inhumane hounding".
After a five-week festival, Michael Burgess looks back on the hits and misses.
'The kiss was the same I could give one of my daughters,' Rubiales said.
OPINION: Strange scene played out in plain sight at the World Cup.
More than two million New Zealanders tuned into the Fifa Women’s World Cup,
Ahead of this tournament, it was assumed it would be a one-off in this region.
The video comes to light after Spain's football president kissed a player without consent.
The sole goal-scorer for the Football Ferns weighs in on their success and failures.
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The Royal Spanish Football Federation announced the news on social media.
Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales says the kiss was a mistake.
The buzz has been incredible, but can we keep Football in our hearts?
This wasn’t a triumph through the back door; Spain became the best by beating the best.